Man who pleaded guilty in Crow killing dies in custody
A man who pleaded guilty to fatally shooting a woman in front of her child on the Crow Indian Reservation in southern Montana has died in custody.
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A man who pleaded guilty to fatally shooting a woman in front of her child on the Crow Indian Reservation in southern Montana has died in custody.
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A Wyoming man was sentenced to life in prison after he pleaded guilty in February to killing three family members in March 2020, a judge said.
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A Wyoming couple has been charged with first-degree murder for the death of a 2-year-old girl.
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Select roads and services in Yellowstone National Park will open to the public for the season Friday at 8 a.m.
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Investigators in southeastern Wyoming have reopened the case of a dead newborn found in a culvert more than 30 years ago.
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People in the real estate business say they’re seeing more people who want to move to Wyoming from out of state.
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Thousands of times a year, motorists inadvertently smash into Wyoming wildlife like mule deer, elk and pronghorn antelope, littering highway right-of-ways with carcasses that sometimes include dozens or hundreds of pounds of fresh, lean, edible meat.
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START Bus will begin the 2021 spring bus schedule on Monday, April 12.
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Country music artists including Garth Brooks will perform at the first Cheyenne Frontier Days since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has created a group of stakeholders to develop a blueprint for the use of federal relief funds being distributed to the state through the American Rescue Plan.
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The outdoor rodeo Cheyenne Frontier Days will continue as planned this year after being forced to cancel last year during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Wyoming lawmakers ended a month-long legislative session without agreement on resolving a $300 million education funding shortfall.
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Police in a Wyoming city made almost 400 traffic stops over 14 hours in a federally funded effort to crack down on marijuana.
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The Jackson Ranger District will move forward with its Teton to Snake Fuels Reduction project beginning April 12.
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Wyoming’s unemployment rate ticked up in February, reversing a downward trend that tracked last year’s easing of coronavirus public health orders.
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The Wyoming Department of Health confirms four different COVID-19 variants have been found in Wyoming over the past several months.
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The U.S. government and a railroad have reached a settlement agreement under which the company will pay $140,000 for spilling fuel and oil in a Wyoming river after a crash.
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Some rock climbing routes on Devils Tower in northeastern Wyoming have been closed to protect nesting falcons.
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A man ended a police pursuit in southwestern Wyoming by killing himself.
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The federal agency seeks to allow between 1,500 and 2,165 wild horses in areas of the Red Desert outside Rock Springs.
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Currently, residents are only required to present a valid form of identification when registering to vote.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Department investigators say they found no evidence of wildlife violations after receiving a report of several dead coyotes found 23 miles south of Afton along Wyoming Highway 89 Tuesday.
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All Wyoming residents ages 16 and up are now eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine.
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Those willing to brave the unpredictable elements of spring in Yellowstone National Park can now ride 49 miles between the West Entrance and Mammoth Hot Springs.
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Wyoming Game and Fish biologists have deployed approximately 43 new gray wolf collars this winter.
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The Wyoming Legislature has voted to approve a supplemental budget, compromising between two slightly different versions passed by the House and Senate earlier this month.
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Wyoming’s governor is rejecting a call by President Joe Biden for states to reimpose mask orders in response to the coronavirus.
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Wyoming lawmakers advanced a proposal Tuesday to set up a fund to sue states that move away from using coal to generate electricity.
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The Teton County Health Department is transitioning to Phase 2 of the COVID-19 vaccine distribution.
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After a successful experiment last year, the Jackson Town Council has once again approved the use of “parklets” during the summer of 2021.
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Wyoming lawmakers plan to wrestle with state spending as they meet a couple days longer than expected due to a snowstorm that shut down the state capital.
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A Wyoming prison inmate has died at a hospital.
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University of Wyoming trustees plan to allow substantially more in-person classes, sports and activities on campus this fall if the coronavirus pandemic continues to wane.
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Wyoming lost 15,400 jobs over the past month, as the state’s unemployment rate grew to 5.3%.
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The Teton Park Road between the Taggart Lake Trailhead and Signal Mountain Lodge is cleared of snow and open to non-motorized recreational uses such as walking, bicycling, and rollerblading beginning Saturday.
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Wyoming’s Vital Statistics Service, part of the Wyoming Department of Health, has revealed a significant increase in deaths over the past year over what would have been expected.
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A proposal to legalize online sports wagering to raise revenue for Wyoming has cleared a first vote in the Senate after narrowly passing the House earlier this month.
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Wyoming lawmakers rejected a measure that would have required candidates to win a majority of votes in primary elections to avoid runoffs – a change endorsed by Donald Trump Jr. in his campaign to undermine Republican U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney.
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Albertsons and Smith’s Pharmacies are now offering community members who fall into Phase 1c COVID-19 vaccine appointments.
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A Texas oil company has agreed to pay a $115,000 fine after spilling almost 20,000 gallons of wastewater and crude in western Wyoming, federal officials said Wednesday.
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The Bridger-Teton National Forest is reminding you winter wildlife restrictions remain in effect until May 1, 2020.
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The Wyoming House of Representatives passed a bill on a 32-28 vote Wednesday to expand Medicaid eligibility to low-income adults.
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A former probation officer in Wyoming has pleaded guilty to sexual assault after disclosing a physical relationship with a parolee under her supervision.
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Fees for fishing and boating permits in Yellowstone National Park increased Wednesday.
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The Teton County Health Department is now offering free COVID-19 testing for the community after spring break.
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The sale of Wyoming Governor’s complimentary big game licenses have raised nearly $1.1 million for state wildlife conservation efforts.
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Wyoming lawmakers are working on competing proposals to address a projected $300 million shortfall in K-12 education funding over the next two years – and are looking to solutions for a longer-term deficit in school funding.
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All Wyoming National Guard members serving in Washington to protect the U.S. Capitol have returned home.
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The Teton County Health Department in Wyoming is currently vaccinating individuals included in Phase 1C and individuals who are in Phase 1A and 1B who have not already received the COVID vaccine.
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A state legislative committee has advanced a proposal to cover more people in Wyoming under the federal Medicaid program but time for the measure is running out.
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Grand Teton National Park is implementing a temporary area closure for human and wildlife safety.
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Wyoming lawmakers have again defeated a proposal to repeal the state’s death penalty.
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Shots of COVID-19 vaccine are now available or soon will be for anybody over 18 in almost one-third of Wyoming’s counties.
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Schools in eastern Wyoming and northern Colorado remained closed Tuesday for a second day and roads were still impassable in the aftermath of a blizzard that pummeled the region with record snowfall.
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Spring plowing will begin in Grand Teton National Park on Monday, March 22.
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A pilot supporting park wildlife studies saw the first grizzly bear of 2021 Saturday.
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Wyoming lawmakers have endorsed a plan to set aside money to sue states that turn away from using coal to generate electricity.
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Officials from two conservation groups have said they are working to raise $500,000 to fund modification and construction of quarantine pens near Yellowstone National Park so more bison can be transferred to tribes and avoid slaughter.
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Following the Statewide Mask Requirement removal announcement on Monday, the Teton District Health Officer requested a local health order to allow Teton County, Wyo. to keep the mask requirement in place.
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State lawmakers have set aside Wyoming’s latest attempt to adopt a hate-crimes law.
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As few as 29 nonnative mountain goats remain in Teton Range in Wyoming after aggressive efforts to hunt the animals out of existence, wildlife officials said.
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Wyoming lawmakers will continue to discuss proposed election changes endorsed by Donald Trump Jr. for their potential to undermine U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney but not for next year as originally planned.
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The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association is spotlighting women who perform typically male-dominated jobs in the utilities field.
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Jackson Hole Mountain Resort has announced its famous Aerial Tram will not operate during the summer of 2021.
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Summer operations in Grand Teton National Park and the John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Memorial Parkway will be modified in a manner that continues to promote the health and safety of park employees, volunteers, partners and visitors while providing full recreational access and increased visitor services compared to summer 2020.
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Police in Wyoming arrested a 13-year-old boy after finding a 14-year-old boy dead of an apparent gunshot wound.
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A COVID-19 test collected from a Teton County resident in January 2021 has been genotyped and identified as the COVID-19 variant B.1.351, which was first identified in South Africa in late 2020.
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Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon says he will remove mask requirements allowing bars, restaurants, theaters, and gyms to resume normal operations on March 16.
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While the Wyoming National Guard was sending more than 100 troops to Washington, D.C., to help with security around President Joe Biden’s inauguration in January, Gov. Mark Gordon quietly mobilized dozens of Guard troops and others in case of violence at the state Capitol in Cheyenne.
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The Wyoming Highway Patrol announced the passing of Communication Specialist Richard C. Diefenderfer Jr.
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Wyoming state Rep. Chuck Gray announced on Thursday that he will run against U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney in the 2022 Republican primary for the state’s at-large district.
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Boaters to Grand Teton National Park and the John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Memorial Parkway will have the option to purchase their park boating permits online beginning Tuesday, April 6.
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Grand Teton National Park Jenny Lake Rangers and the Teton Interagency Helitack Team were recently awarded the 2020 National Park Service Tom Clausing All-Risk Program Award.
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Teton County Health Department has now opened registration for both the employment and higher risk population-based Phase 1c groups.
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Police investigating the death of a toddler found in a dumpster in Cheyenne backtracked Wednesday from saying an autopsy was inconclusive.
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Grand Teton National Park hosted 3,289,639 recreation visits in 2020, the fourth highest number of recreation visits for one year in the park’s history.
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The National Park Service has changed its nationwide permit requirements so that commercial filmmakers no longer have to pay fees or seek clearance as long as shoots are not in the wilderness and remain small.
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The governor of Wyoming, the top coal-mining state in the nation, announced a goal Tuesday to capture more carbon dioxide than the state emits, as he criticized plans taking shape under President Joe Biden intended to limit climate change.
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What killed a 2-year-old boy found dead in a dumpster at a Cheyenne apartment complex remains uncertain despite an autopsy, police said.
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Beginning March 24, 2021, you will be able to make advance reservations at three additional campgrounds in Yellowstone National Park.
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How would you like to work, learn, play and serve in the world’s first national park?
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Governor Mark Gordon will deliver his State of the State Address to the 66th Legislature live from the Wyoming State Capitol at 10 a.m. Tuesday.
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Wyoming Representative Republican Liz Cheney Monday reintroduced “The Grizzly Bear State Management Act.”
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Three students at the University of Wyoming were killed in a car accident on U.S. Route 287 several miles south of the state line between Wyoming and Colorado.
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Governor Mark Gordon and the Wyoming Department of Health have removed the health order addressing operations of personal care services, along with a continued relaxing of COVID-19 protocols in the state.
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A Wyoming legislative committee advanced legislation Wednesday to require voters to present identification at the polls despite some who questioned whether the bill is necessary.
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An official with the University of Wyoming said in a statement that an investigation into racist interruptions during a virtual Black history event last week has revealed one suspect was using an internet provider in Maryland.
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The boyfriend of a Wyoming woman whose 2-year-old son was found dead in an apartment complex dumpster has been arrested, police said Tuesday.
Continue ReadingA Jackson man was killed at around 12:30 p.m. Monday when he was caught in an avalanche while skiing in Grand Teton National Park.
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Police in Wyoming continued Monday to investigate the death of a 2-year-old boy whose body was found in a dumpster at an apartment complex.
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The Teton County Health Department opened registration Monday for the following population groups listed below.
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An investigation was launched in Wyoming after a virtual Black history event hosted by the University of Wyoming’s Black Studies Center was interrupted with racist slurs and pornographic images, authorities said.
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The University of Wyoming will eliminate 11 academic programs as part of an initial effort to save money amid a state budget crunch, university trustees decided Wednesday.
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The Teton County, Wyoming Board of County Commissioners has approved an amendment that will bar wood shingles and shakes within the wildland-urban interface on new construction.
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Romance is the last thing Leatha Houghtaling and John DiMeglio expected to find at the Cody Senior Center.
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Cheyenne Frontier Days lost $3.34 million in revenue last year after the coronavirus pandemic forced the event’s first cancellation in its 124-year history in Wyoming, a report said.
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A Wyoming man filed a lawsuit against the Laramie County board of commissioners and two sheriff’s deputies who stunned and arrested him and his mother during a visit to check on his welfare.
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Just three weeks ago, Teton County, Wyoming created a new high-risk category to describe the COVID-19 risk to residents and recorded 494 new cases.
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Teton County Health Department has received notice from the Wyoming Department of Health it will be receiving additional doses of the COVID-19 vaccine in February.
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Jackson Hole Fire/EMS has been awarded a $15,000 donation from the Karl M. Johnson Foundation in Jackson.
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